Tuesday evenings at Black Point Inn are highlighted with performances by the jazz trio, Catama. You can enjoy the smooth sounds of Catama from 5-7:00 pm on our deck, which overlooks the ocean and hosts a spectacular view of the sunset. Whether you are stopping in for appetizers, one of our specialty drinks or dinner with friends, Catama will create an ambiance certain to enhance your BPI experience. We look forward to seeing you!
All of our oysters at Black Point Inn are opened to order by the sure hands of our fabulous kitchen team. We mainly serve the famous Damariscota Oyster, sometimes we serve Glidden Points. We are especially proud to carry oysters from the Nonsuch Oyster company, located just across the way. We show these special, local oysters on Tuesday Nights during our weekly Live Jazz on the deck.
Tonight we opened the Chart Room and the Point dining rooms! Happy folks from our local area were excited to be able to join us at Black Point Inn for our first meal of the season. The Inn opens completely this weekend but we decided to do a soft opening over the next few nights leading up to the weekend. The skies were starting to clear and a few clinks of glasses began to be heard.
Meanwhile in the kitchen research and development continued with Chef Trap Landry trying a new pasta dish that he plans to serve in the chart room this summer. Homemade pasta made right here in our own kitchen, fresh spring peas, large gulf shrimp, and apple-smoked bacon. Sounds good! We will work on getting more details about this dish out soon… Hopefully the pictures can do some of the talking! Nikki, (one of our managers) happened by and got to do some of the hard work of testing herself along with Trap.
LINCOLNVILLE, ME Practically our next door neighbor – Whale’s Tooth Pub – is located just a mile down the road, right in Lincolnville Beach. With a patio facing Penobscot Bay, the ferry and Islesboro, the location is perfect for a summer meal. Although, we should note, they are open year round, and have a fabulous […]
Did you know Maine has over 100 summer camps? We are best known for overnight summer camps. Real wilderness, the cleanest lakes, breathtaking coastline and beaches you won’t find anywhere else. Since the early 1900s campers have been coming to Maine camps, first on overnight trains and carriages, and now on highways and by air. […]
Welcome back to our visit with Guy and Tatiana McChesney, the heart of the wellness experience at Migis Lodge. We had a nice chat recently in Portland where they shared with me what brought them to Migis and what keeps them there. They also demonstrated their newest offering, ashiatsu massage! Remember, you can now book […]
In Raymond, Tassel Top Park about 3.5 miles from Migis on Route 302. Just take a right out our driveway and look for the sign opposite the Raymond Shopping Center. Hacker’s Hill on Quaker Ridge 5 minutes There is a stunning view nearby! A […]